Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-07
gueal aud gersomal.
Town and County

Don't forget the concert by the Smith
Family, at the Town Hall, tonight.
A fagman has been stationed at the Der
wood crossing, by the B. & o. railroad.
Turner, eldest son of Mr.. Osborne Wilson,
Of Mt Zion, left ON Tuesday last for Florida,
prospecting for location
Married, on the Goth Of December last, by
Rev. Father Bartlett, Mr.. Michael J. Rush,
Of New York, and Miss Fannie Ertter, of
Montrose, Md
Mr.. II. ]. Varnell, of Georgetown, D. c.,
was married on Saturday last to Miss vir-
GINA NJ. Ludgate. daughter Of VIM H. Lud-
gate, Of Georgetown, d. c.
Sunday night last was the coolest one of
the season, the mercury registering zero
Many persons this week filled their ice
houses with ice seven inches thick.
Died, at the residence of her son, near
Sligo, this county, on December e2nd, 1886,
Mrs. Frances +. Clark, ia the Goth year Of
her age Requiescat in pace.
Mr.. Augustus l.. Greayes, Of Sligo, this
county, has been appointed deputy colec.
tor Of internal rcvenue in Maryland, with
headquarters At Washington city.
Those who appreciate full, rich-flavered
cigar, should give "Tansill's Punch" &C.,
Havanasfilied cigar trial. Sold by the
box and atrstail at Owens Drug Store.
DR.. J. v. Champion, late Of Alexandra,
Va, has taken mp his residence =, Petomse. ! ]
wh'Fe he viii plactice his professiol Tel
Dsctor is stopping with ST Philip Stone.
The annual election of Directors of the
Montgomery County National Bank of
Rockville will be held January the 18th,
1887, in the banking house, from 10 M. to 8
Pm.
Gambling and the sale OF intoxicating
liquors will in the future be prohibited upon
the Frederick County Agricultural Society's
ground during an exhibition, so adopted at
a late meeting.
Father Rabbia has been stationed at Ha-
gerstown to relieve Father Manly, who goes
South Tor his health, and upon the return Of
the latter in May, the former expects TO visit
Italy Tor awhile.
Cluverius has pettioned all members elect
eli the State legislature, which convenes
shortly, to interceie with Gov. Lee to have
his sentence respited until their body meets
and considers his case.
Smoke always tells the way the wind
blows" that's true. And the happy woman,
who was cured Of chronic headache by using
Salvation Oil, might be excused for telling
the good news to the entire nei yhborhool.
Louis Bohrer, one of our most highly re-
spected citizens and advanced farmers, died
at his residence, near Bethesda, on Satur-
day last in the Goth year of his age. His
remains were inferred in Oak Hill cemetery,
Georgetown, d. c., on Monday.
Messrs. Dunawin and Fisher gave an,
other of their performances at ReiIand, On
Monday night last Several persons from
here as well as large number fronrthe
neighborhoed in which the performance
was given were present and well pleased
That fat man, who the ladies declare is
the handsomest man in Washington, used
TO be an invalid, but he took 10 MA drink
ing, not Of whiskey, but of DIR. B1ll's Cough
Syrup, and now he walks right over the
very slenderest dudes, aad don't care at ALL
On Wednesday iast, Jas. NJ. Pickett was
shot five times and killed by ID. r. Brown,
in Hagerstown. 1t will he remembered that
the deceased is the same person who shot
and wounded Mr.. Edward Gloyd, of this
county, in 1885, and was afterwards ac-
quilted.
Mr.. Samuel Crown intends Ia remove his
family tfom here tn Queenstown, on the VI.
b. Railroad Mr.. G. has stall IN the 9TH
street market, where he is doing Il large
business in the sale of meats that he is kill.
ing at Queenstown. May he continue to
prosper.
Mr. Joseph II Rabbit Of this town, upon
the first day of the New Year opened
restaurant at the corner of 10Th and G streets,
Washington. Mr.. r. intends To keep first.
class house, where he will have plenty to
eat and drink, and all Of his friends are ia
vited to call and see him when in the city
John Myers, co,orcd teamster, driving
Mr.. Chas Veirs team with a load TO the
Washington market on Monday last, hung
his foot in rut in passing from the wagon
rubber to his horses, when in front of Mrs.
Rebecca Morrison's premises, about four
miles from here, fell and broke his leg in
two places.
Judge Richie, with Judges Lynch and
Vinson, was here on Friday OF last week to sit
in the England-B. d o. Railroad suit, which
was postponed to January term, informed
us that he had entirely recovered the sight
of one Of his eyes and could not see out OF
the other His many warm friends in this
county will sadly learn of his sore affection.
The lssses by the fire at Marlboro, last
week, amounted to $4,000, and the insur.
ance $4,000. Win not our city fathers
and citizens take some steps to avoid such
distress in this town should fire break out.
We have been fortunate To escape conha.
grafton more than once. Yet we are with
QUA means to prsyTT~the tssa From. being
burned TO ashes.
The fourth Quarterly Meeting OF Rock
vile Circuit OF the NJ. +. Church South will
be held ut Rockville on Saturday and Sun.
day. January 10Th and 10Th. Preaching on
Saturday morning at l o'clock; Sunday,
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, and Z, p. NJ. Z. ii.
Whsncr, ID. d., Presiding Elder, will be
present during these services. The public
are invited to attend
On Monday about 10 O'Clock MIR. Charles
Brown, a well-knOwn produce commission
merchant, was taken suddenly i'll at the
Northern market, and, being removed 10 his
residence, 9Th and streets, he expired
within two hours. Mr.. Brown was a ma.
lye Of Montgomery county, Nd; was sixty